The paper trail now runs through Paris and, apparently, Madrid.

A reliability crown Tesla doesn't usually get to wear.

Norway, however, was an outlier.

Half the lot, give or take, is about to be electric.

Swap in minutes, undercut diesel, or so the pitch goes.

A Chinese fleet, American autonomy, aimed at European streets.

Waymo is driving autonomously onto the home turf of German carmakers.

This is peak Škoda, and the pun is fully intentional.

Built in South Carolina, still not American enough for Washington.

Five thousand a week was apparently just the warm-up.

The Tesla slump from 2025 is definitely over.

Two European markets in two weeks; WeRide isn't easing into the continent.

The RDW also reported 24M km with no relevant incidents.

Scrutinize the marketing math all you like; "Europe got fooled" is a weak, weak claim.

Europe's small-EV brawl is about to get another contender.

The FU rollout crosses the Atlantic, telescopic light poles and all.

A year late, but Szeged is now "the number one priority."

The Ministry's numbers didn't survive its own community note.

De Ridder broke the news on X herself, signed letter and all.

Over a thousand BMWs, charged largely on Katoen Natie's own solar and wind.

Note there's no context on the urban collisions, though.

This is Tesla Europe's third consecutive month of growth.

Drivers won't need to use the Tesla App anymore.

Tesla owners using FSD Supervised added roughly 3.10 million miles in less than 72 hours.

...but Lithuania beat it to the punch.